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Citizen-science observations involve the systematic collection of plant occurrence, phenology, and distribution data by volunteer observers, often coordinated through platforms that aggregate community-submitted records. This approach dramatically expands the spatial and temporal scale of botanical monitoring beyond what professional researchers alone could achieve. For plant science, such data are invaluable for tracking range shifts, documenting rare species, and understanding how plant communities respond to climate change and habitat disturbance.

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Holm oak (Quercus ilex) observed in Villanova Dr, Davis, CA, US

Holm oaks are drought-tolerant Mediterranean trees increasingly planted in California cities, and...

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